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Maybe we can just 3D print our own version of a front lip.
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There are 3D scanning cellphone apps that combine camera images. KIRI Engine was one I saw advertised.
I'm not sure how accurate they are, but 10 years ago a guy at work scanned a turbo impeller with his iPhone and the resulting model looked quite good.
We had light scanners at work good within a thousandth of an inch, which is way tighter than bumber tolerances.
I'm not sure how accurate they are, but 10 years ago a guy at work scanned a turbo impeller with his iPhone and the resulting model looked quite good.
We had light scanners at work good within a thousandth of an inch, which is way tighter than bumber tolerances.
